Midas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Midas - king of Phrygia, 8th century B.C.
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Aelian:NA_13.1 to Gordius that his son Midas* would be king when, as
Athen_2.45 lso done by the Phrygian Midas, when he wished to make Sil
Athen_10.415 yerses, a bastard son of Midas, the king of Celaenae in
Athen_12.516 offended at the government of Midas; while Midas lay in effeminacy,
Athen_15.683 That Midas first, when Asia's realms he
Cic:Tusc_1.114 who, when taken prisoner by Midas, is said to have made
DioscEpigr_5.56 ting out bones to dogs ? Midas' reeds & testify to what
Just_7.1 subsequently expelled Midas (for he also occupied a par
Just_11.7 reigned his son Midas, who, having been instructed by
Plin:HN_7.204 the pipe and single flute, Midas in Phrygia the slanting flute,
Plin:HN_33.8 As for the story of Midas's ring, which when turned round
Plin:HN_33.51 due to the world's poverty. Midas and Croesus had already possessed
Polyaen_7.5.1 hands of their enemies. [5] & Midas. Midas, pretending
ValMax_1.6e.2 [6e.2] When Midas, to whose sceptre all Phrygia
ValMax_1.6e.3 preferred Plato's bees before Midas's ants; for the latter

Midas - in documents
AntipThes_9.417 & { G-P 70 } & Lampo, Midas' hound, died of thirst, tho
SEG_63.1270 (281) n Myresis son of Orgimotos, Midas son of Klato...
THI_85 (late 3rd century) were: Killes son of Midas Philemon Aischylos Demetr

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